Chiral Soliton Models and Nucleon Structure Functions

Weigel, H.; Takyi, I.

doi:10.3390/sym13010108

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“…Coming back to conventional hadrons but working with a different chiral formalism, the authors of Ref. [8] review the computations of polarized and unpolarized nucleon structure functions within the bosonized Nambu-Jona-Lasinio chiral soliton model. They focus on a consistent regularization prescription for the Dirac sea contribution and present numerical results from that formulation.…”

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Special Issue on Advances in Chiral Quark Models

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2022

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The number of exotic candidates in both light-and heavy-quark hadron sectors has increased dramatically since the discovery by the Belle Collaboration of the so-called X(3872) in 2003. It is clear that the simple quark model picture needs an extension and thus the last twenty years have witnessed an explosion of related theoretical and experimental activity. The ultimate goal of theory is to describe the properties of exotic states from the first principles of Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD), which is the non-Abelian Quantum Field Theory that describes the strong interaction. However, since this task is quite challenging, a more modest goal to start with is the development of QCD-motivated phenomenological models that specify the colored constituents, how they are clustered, and the forces between them. This Special Issue invited contributions reporting recent advances of phenomenological quark models in the study of hadron's spectrocopy, structure, and interactions, paying special attention to the exotic candidates but without losing sight of the conventional states. In response to the call for papers, and after a comprehensive peer review process, 8 articles qualified for acceptance in the final edition of the Special Issue. The authors are from geographically distributed countries such as Spain,

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Special Issue on Advances in Chiral Quark Models

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2022

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“…Coming back to conventional hadrons, but working with a different chiral formalism, the authors of [8] review the computations of polarized and unpolarized nucleon structure functions within the bosonized Nambu-Jona-Lasinio chiral soliton model. They focus on a consistent regularization prescription for the Dirac sea contribution and present numerical results from that formulation.…”

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Special Issue on Advances in Chiral Quark Models

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2021

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“…The canonical model in (1+1) space-time dimensions has been the subject of active research [25][26][27][28]. The dynamical properties of these models, coupled with their resonant collision, are widely used to model various physical phenomena: They are used to study ferromagnetic and ferroelectric properties of materials in condensed matter physics [29][30][31], as well as phenomenological properties of matter in high energy physics [32,33], domain walls in cosmology [5], and hadron properties in nuclear physics [34,35].…”

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